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Letters by Grober family members in Rafalowka and Zukowski family members in Grodno, sent to their family members in Eretz Israel, 1935-1941
 Letters by Grober family members in Rafalowka and Zukowski family members in Grodno, sent to their family members in Eretz Israel, 1935-1941 Included is a translation to Hebrew of the letters; Letters and postcards: From the family of Yakira Grober, the mother of Shlomit Mizrachi: - Letters sent by Shlomo Yakov and Batia Grober in Rafalowka to their daughters in Eretz Israel, 1935-1941 (some of the letters were written by Moshe and Hinda Grober, the children of Yaakov and Batia who did not make aliya to Eretz Israel); - Letters in Hebrew written to Beila (Beila-La) Grober in Eretz Israel by her...
File Number : 1892
Type of Material : Official Documentation, Letter, Postcard
Language : Hebrew, English, Russian, Yiddish
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